About Markdown to HTML
Use the Markdown to HTML converter for a draft, README, or content fragment. You can convert Markdown tables to HTML using GitHub-flavored Markdown parsing. Output is shown as source text rather than inserted into the page as live markup.
How to export Markdown as HTML source
- Paste Markdown or import a local .md file.
- Select Process to parse headings, lists, code, and GFM features.
- Inspect the source and download converted.html or extract its plain text.
A practical example
- Input
# Hello **World**.
- Result
<h1>Hello</h1> <p><strong>World</strong>.</p>
This is an HTML fragment, not a styled website or a sanitized document.
Supported input and limitations
- Markdown input is limited to 1 MB and output to 20 MB. No remote assets, includes, or scripts are fetched or executed in the preview.
- Marked does not sanitize raw HTML or unsafe links. Treat downloaded HTML as untrusted; sanitize it before publishing or opening input from an untrusted source.
Processing happens on your device. Read about local processing and optional workspace recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert Markdown code blocks and tables?
Yes. Fenced code blocks and GFM tables are parsed. Syntax highlighting, stylesheet bundling, and asset packaging are not included.
Is the generated HTML safe to publish without sanitizing?
No. Raw HTML and dangerous link destinations can survive parsing. Apply a trusted sanitization policy for your publishing context.